Sentence examples for multifaceted FORMS from inspiring English sources

A survey of the multifaceted forms of Japanese painting from antiquity through the early modern period.

Included are themes and topics such as the theory of the justice motive, the mapping of the multifaceted forms of justice (distributive, procedural) and justice in context-bound spheres (e.g. non-humans).

As both an individual, and in my role as an educator, I have experienced and witnessed bullying in its multifaceted forms.

Their jagged, multifaceted forms, in addition to their reflective surfaces, present them as invaluable objects that are becoming increasingly scarce, like the animals themselves.

The remaining 13 studies (68%) evaluated multifaceted forms of CCDSS [ 37– 46, 46, 50– 50].

But UK radio's so special because it's complemented by crafted, multifaceted BBC output which is the best on the planet.

Or the artistic center of the borough, laying claim as it does to the multifaceted Brooklyn Academy of Music (a k a BAM).

Perhaps the best defensive team in the league, the multifaceted Yankees are getting great pitching, compiling a 3.42 earned run average over their last 21 games.

In performance, though, there's still a multifaceted Royal Ballet style that involves acting, text, line, lower and upper body detail and, above all, musicality.

And as the de facto head of the multifaceted Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council, a nonprofit agency whose $120 million budget makes it one of the borough's biggest providers of services and jobs, he had a plentiful reservoir of faithful voters and campaign workers.

Because the biological function of an RNA is expressed more by its folded architecture than by its sequence, original computational tools adapted to the multifaceted RNA functions have to be developed.